Is it also a moisturizer?! I am 23, male...but the skin around my eyes is so dry and thin. I want to stop getting wrinkles, would it work?
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It's great that at 23, you're taking charge of your skin care. In reality, all eye creams are technically moisturizers. However, avoid using a face moisturizer around your eyes. The skin around the eyes is very thin and face moisturizers are too heavy for the eyes. In any event, I recommend always using an eye cream or gel. But I do not recommend this product. I had an allergic reaction to the product. Look into an eye cream (or gel) that has few chemicals or even better, one that is organic. Eye creams (or gels) with too many chemicals and preservatives will dry out the skin under the eyes...creating wrinkles. When researching skin care products that are organic, make sure that the item(s) have a seal certifying that the product is most definitely organic. Some products claim to be organic but still have harmful chemicals. Check the label and avoid products with these chemicals: parabens, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, fragrance, formaldehyde and others. You can do a search for the complete list of chemicals to avoid. In closing, DO NOT purchase this product. Do your research. You may spend a little more but you won't be sorry. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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I am 65 years old with very sensitive, dry skin and this product works well for me. I have only been using it for a short while, but I already can see a slight difference in the lines between my eyebrows. I use it under my moisturizer (either pure coconut oil or the TruSkin retinol mosisturizer).
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Honestly it depends on your skin. I used it and noticed no difference visually. It was a nice moisturizer but I didn't see any difference on my age spots.
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A nice moisturizer. I currently use the PM and like the light weight effect it has on my skin. It's for sensitive skin and for skin problems such as rosacea. Actually, my dermatologist recommended it for my rosacea. I think you will probably like this product. I don't know if has any special ingredients for aging skin but it a good product for moisturizing the skin. Hope this helps you make a decision.
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I have very light and thin skin, but I am not sure how it would work on others. I can't see how it would make any difference though, since it is organic and doesn't add any chemicals. It just is a good moisturizer.
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I'm 32 and I use it. I wouldn't consider my skin prematurely aged or anything like that. It's fair and rarely sees the sun so I can't imagine my skin being 5 years older having that much of a difference. I really like this eye cream, but it's also the only eye cream I've ever used.
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Jennifer.....I have been using it as a Day & Night cream under my makeup foundation for a year now. I tend to have sensitive skin and this did not inflame my skin. I do believe it has softened my existing wrinkles......I am 65. It sits lightly on the skin.....and if you put it on and lay down for a few minutes, like me, you may actually feel it tightening.
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Hi, it is not a moisturizer nor does it even act close to one. This is very dry and makes your face feel drier I guess because of the mate finish. Thus non-greasy.
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I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that happen.) I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that... » Read More I use it as regular eye cream in the morning. It is basically a moisturizer with sunscreen, like all-over face lotion with sunscreen. You could use a moisturizer under or over it if you feel like your skin is still too dry. I wear makeup over it like it is normal face cream. I don't see any reason why you couldn't put it on outdoors or reapply throughout the day as needed. But like I said, it's more of an eye cream with SPF than straight sunblock. As Julie said, it's very gentle and doesn't irritate your skin. (Although it might if you got it directly in your eye, but I've never had that happen.) « Show Less
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No, they do have a daily moisturizer which I use. However this is more of a skin tightening anti aging. I find it does work "for me" It does have a bit of a fishy smell but it does go away in a few minutes. I use it at night and day after I have fully cleaned my skin then after about 15 minutes I apply the moisturizer, The eye cream is fantastic!
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It IS for mature skin! It is designed to minimize wrinkles. i am 64 and have used it for over 10 years since i first tried it when in France. I bought it thinking I wouldn't continue using it if i didn't see results by the time the first tube was gone--but i did and have used it ever since! You just have to be careful about sun exposure as it can make it easier to burn. Also some people may get redness at first from the retinol. I always follow it after applying with a pure moisturizer.
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I personally use it under my regular moisturizer, it helps so much with those little wrinkles I have around my mouth & corners of my eyes. The directions are a little unclear so try it both ways to see which gives you the best results. Hope that helps. Read more reviews on the "olay" website. Thanks!!
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It's great for helping your normal moisturizer seep into your skin. As for the claims of rebuilding wrinkles no. That can only be achieved either by the knife or injectables. I have dry skin and my moisturizers weren't sinking in. But since I started using this product first, then my face oil after, it seems to help out a lot.There was a website for this product but I think it was through Dr. Oz and it was ridiculously expensive. For the fraction of the cost buying it direct you get it on Amazon and try it out. I hope this helps you out.
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I used the face lotion and the face serum. They weren't specifically for eyes. The moisturizer is definitely better for full face coverage. The serum doesnt "spread" as well all over the face. It's not a creamy consistency. I had more success with using the moisturizer for the first month. Hope this helps!
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I think so. I am 55 and got it because I seemed to be having some sort of allergic reactions on my eye lids. It calmed it completely but I have also seen a lessening of small lines and wrinkles. I really like this product.
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Actually for most anti-wrinkle products to be truly affective you need to start ASAP. I am 24 and use the serum and moisturizer for dual purposes. Great for long-term skin appearance. Plus I had a severe case of acne and was left with red marks (thankfully no bumps or pocks) and the retinol has faded the marks to the point that I don't need foundation anymore!
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I use it only on my 'wrinkle' area- forehead, eye laugh lines, naso-labial folds, and it takes only a few drops. I have used it once daily for at least a month and it seems to still be at elast 2/3 full!